Ophelia has seen so many violent movies that she has become desensitized to them. This means that she
a. believes the world is a much more violent place than it is in reality.
b. believes the world is a much less violent place than it is in reality.
c. experiences more physiological arousal in response to new images of violence.
d. experiences less physiological arousal in response to new images of violence.
d
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a. social learning b. shaping c. a fixed-ratio schedule d. modeling
One of the ten major elements of the job environment that determine well-being at work is ____ --- this includes aspects of self-determination theory such as autonomy, freedom of choice, and the ability to make decisions about how to conduct one's work
a. "externally generated goals" c. "opportunity for skill use" b. "variety" d. "opportunity for personal control"
Children who have no siblings are not as well-adjusted as children who grow up with siblings
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Sam is a 16-year-old adolescent who feels that he is unable to be an adult, despite the fact that he's nearly 6 feet, 3 inches tall and has grown a beard
Although he led a "normal" childhood, when he was about 11 he began to get into frequent fights at school and has had trouble with the law ten times. According to Moffitt, Sam would be categorized as having a) life-course persistent conduct problems. b) adolescence-limited conduct problems. c) antisocial development disorder. d) explosive personality disorder.